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Infant Mortality (Rate per 1,000 live births ) – 2010

Data Provided by: VOICES for Alabama's Children

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Scale: 0.0 - 34.7


Alabama	8.7
Autauga	7.6
Baldwin	4.2
Barbour	12.3
Bibb	12.6
Blount	7.1
Bullock	34.7
Butler	3.6
Calhoun	10.6
Chambers	7.7
Cherokee	9.7
Chilton	8.7
Choctaw	7.2
Clarke	11.8
Clay	22.1
Cleburne	0.0
Coffee	7.2
Colbert	4.8
Conecuh	5.8
Coosa	11.6
Covington	9.5
Crenshaw	10.5
Cullman	6.1
Dale	2.9
Dallas	6.5
DeKalb	2.1
Elmore	8.4
Escambia	9.9
Etowah	9.7
Fayette	5.1
Franklin	2.0
Geneva	0.0
Greene	32.0
Hale	10.3
Henry	6.2
Houston	5.2
Jackson	14.4
Jefferson	11.6
Lamar	0.0
Lauderdale	11.6
Lawrence	6.1
Lee	5.9
Limestone	7.0
Lowndes	17.5
Macon	0.0
Madison	6.7
Marengo	8.8
Marion	19.8
Marshall	15.1
Mobile	7.5
Monroe	18.9
Montgomery	10.1
Morgan	4.7
Perry	8.0
Pickens	18.4
Pike	10.1
Randolph	13.2
Russell	11.3
St. Clair	6.2
Shelby	6.4
Sumter	15.5
Talladega	8.2
Tallapoosa	8.3
Tuscaloosa	12.1
Walker	9.4
Washington	11.6
Wilcox	0.0
Winston	15.4

Definitions: Number of deaths to infants under one year of age per 1,000 live births.

Data Source: Alabama Department of Public Health, Center for Health Statistics, Annual Editions of County Health Profiles for 2000-2010.

Footnotes: Depending on the county and the specific indicator, percentages and rates are sometimes computed using a small number of cases. Since measurement error is potentially higher when the number of events is small and the resulting rates/percentages are not as stable as those based on larger numbers, caution should be exercised in using data based on limited numbers.

Alabama Grantee

VOICES for Alabama's Children P.O. Box 4576
Montgomery, AL 36103-4576

334-213-2410
http://www.alavoices.org

Linda Tilly , Executive Director

VOICES is a non-profit, non-partisan, statewide, multi-issue child advocacy organization seeking to ensure the well-being of Alabama's children through research, public awareness and advocacy.

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